Huh, I see those little occupancy sensors on them. Is it a law or a code in Colorado, that outdoor LED fixtures need to have a occupancy sensor? To me I really don't think it doesn't make any sense to put occupancy sensors on LEDs in big parking lots.
@lightingfan8902:
Nope, not a law in Colorado. It must just be something that Target is doing? It would save some power late at night after the store has closed (and yet still have the lot lit up is someone came through)
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![StreetLight #361 - More Target LEDs
LED replacement parkinglot lights at a Target store
This is the store where I took the pic [url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=22459] [b] StreetLight #307 - 6 On A Pole [/b] [/url] posted about a year ago.
They replaced both the fixtures & poles (new poles are shorter).
Location:
Target #0147](albums/userpics/10230/normal_SL361.jpg "Click to view full size image
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StreetLight #361 - More Target LEDs
LED replacement parkinglot lights at a Target store
This is the store where I took the pic [url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=22459] [b] StreetLight #307 - 6 On A Pole [/b] [/url] posted about a year ago.
They replaced both the fixtures & poles (new poles are shorter).
Location:
Target #0147")
Nope, not a law in Colorado. It must just be something that Target is doing? It would save some power late at night after the store has closed (and yet still have the lot lit up is someone came through)